maffettone造句

• For his commitment in the current public debate, Maffettone is considered a public intellectual.
• Maffettone is most certainly among the Italian scholars with the strongest connections with foreign academic and scientific institutions.
• The first President of the Association ( after a temporary provisional steering committee led by Giuliano Marini ) was Sebastiano Maffettone ( 2002 04 ).
• The experience of the danger of suppression had deeply marked the alumni, that in March 1950 formed an association, and elected general Silvio Brancaccio as its president; and the attorney Raffaele Girolamo Maffettone as its secretary.
• Committed to bringing Rawls s innovative thought to Europe, Maffettone begun to be widely known for his active participation in the academic life, earning the merit of having introduced important scientific novelties, especially in the Italian cultural debate.
• Besides his growing academic production, Maffettone started to contribute to the public debate through collaborations with major Italian newspapers such as Corriere della Sera, Il Mattino, Il Messaggero, Il Sole24ore and magazines such as Panorama, L Espresso, and Reset.
• Regarding bioethics, Maffettone was a member of what was probably the first Italian ethical commission in a hospital, under the direction of Umberto Veronesi ( with whom Maffettone continues to work in these years ) at the Istituto Tumori, based in Milan.
• Regarding bioethics, Maffettone was a member of what was probably the first Italian ethical commission in a hospital, under the direction of Umberto Veronesi ( with whom Maffettone continues to work in these years ) at the Istituto Tumori, based in Milan.
• Together with Ronald Dworkin, Maffettone published " I fondamenti del liberalismo " ( 2008 ) in which the two authors present their views of liberalism, agreeing in some areas and diverging on others, to begin with the relationship between ethics and politics.
• Maffettone also formulated the theoretical outline of business ethics, which is perhaps the most important Italian deontological code; moreover, he wrote many other codes and formulated other social budgets  among which the one proposed to Confindustria in 1992 in an extremely delicate political and social moment for Italy.
• The Association was founded in 2001 by a number of philosophers, including Giuliano Marini, Giulio M . Chiodi, Sebastiano Maffettone, Giacomo Marramao, Giovanni Fiaschi, Raimondo Cubeddu, Salvatore Veca, Michelangelo Bovero, Alessandro Ferrara, Roberto Gatti some of whom had significant contact with the Italian political philosopher Norberto Bobbio.
• At the School is located the Nunziatella Alumni National Association, founded in 1950 by the lawyer Raffele Girolamo Maffettone and until 2012 the editorial office of the Neapolitan resurrected literary magazine Sud, founded by former student and writer Francesco Forlani, that hosted as contributors Roberto Saviano, Antonio Ghirelli, Tiziano Scarpa and Erri De Luca.